'drafting strategies' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the processes and techniques used to plan and create written documents or plans. Example: The legal team spent weeks drafting strategies for the upcoming trial, carefully considering all possible arguments and evidence to ensure a strong defense.
But Beane cautioned that people make a mistake with their "absolute interpretation" of the Athletics' drafting strategy.
Later I wonder how comfortable he feels in these settings, having spent most of his own working life in policy meetings and drafting strategy.
The authors say that machines would be better at administrative tasks like writing earnings reports and tracking schedules and resources while humans would be better at developing messages to inspire the workforce and drafting strategy.
Zdeno Chara, captain of one of the two teams choosing up sides — and normally Thomas's Boston teammate — said his drafting strategy would be to choose from all positions.
Karabell: I think draft strategies should be multidimensional and flexible.
A team-by-team look at possible draft strategies, with first-round picks in parentheses.
Local operators have been instructed to draft strategies to help solve such problems, Mr. Koch said.
On the other hand, draft strategies are valuable only if they allow you to exploit the market for a competitive advantage.
You'll see a wider variance of draft strategies in the satellites, as the teams are just competing among each other and not also part of the greater overall pool.
All this, all the time, and in a tic every bit as central to fantasy rhetoric as the goofily acronymic draft strategies ("If MARVIN strikes you as too aggressive, perhaps you're better suited for SPAETZLE") and Megan Fox jokes in those fantasy previews all weirdly and disingenuously apologetic.
